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The Supreme Court Prevents the Treasury From Seizing the Remainders of Salaries and Pensions Protected by the SMI

Summary by Noticias De Navarra
The Supreme Court has stated that the unattainable amounts of salaries and pensions retain this protection even if they remain in the bank account after the month in which they were entered. IRS cannot automatically consider them to be impregnable savings by the fact that the holder has not spent them.
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The Supreme Court Prevents the Treasury From Seizing the Remainders of Salaries and Pensions Protected by the SMI

The Supreme Court has stated that the unattainable amounts of salaries and pensions retain this protection even if they remain in the bank account after the month in which they were entered. IRS cannot automatically consider them to be impregnable savings by the fact that the holder has not spent them.

·Pamplona, Spain
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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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